Chapter 2209: Exploration of Sha Lan (47)

Sure enough, because these androids don't have brains, they only rely on a [android element] to receive action signals from somewhere from a long distance, so they can't make very precise attack movements?

Although fast, the attacks are a bit disorganized. Although the attacks were haphazard, their actions were always coordinated...... It can even be said to be monotonous.

These guys are receiving the same instructions. It's like manipulating marionettes, a single source is manipulating six android "extensions" to attack, that's why it's like this!

According to this logic, it is only natural that the androids attack monotonously and attack with their claws without weapons------ because the same signal source cannot control the movements of each android more precisely! Not to mention letting these android empty shells keep clutching the weapons in their hands and attacking Palamides!

------Very good! This battle is a sure win! Palamides thought for a moment and had already found a breakthrough in the duel.

------Of course, before he can successfully exploit this breakthrough, he must first survive the onslaught of his opponents!

One android reached for his chest, another reached out to grab his right leg from the left side a little farther away, and another android aimed at his left shoulder! The big cat then swung out the weapon in his left and right hands at the same time, using the weapon to block the opponent's grasp, and at the same time kicked out, before the android in front of him grabbed his chest, and kicked the opponent in the face! He could distinctly hear the baton in his right hand collide with the cyborg's sharp nails, making a near-metal thud sound. However, the material that actually makes up the baton in his hand is a reinforced plastic (which may have been slightly enchanted), and if the opponent's "weapon" is not heavy enough, it is impossible to make such a metallic crunch when it collides with the plastic baton.

In other words, those cyborgs have claws that are sharp and tough enough to rival real metal?!

No. Palamedis was not surprised by this. The main component of human bone is calcium, a light and hard metal. If the calcium concentration is increased in the process of strengthening the artificial human bones, and the so-called carbon fiber is added to further strengthen them, the human bones themselves can be as hard as ordinary swords. The claws of these artificial people are also extensions of the bones, and they are maintained at this level. It's no wonder that they can tear those rebels apart directly with their claws, their flesh itself is a weapon!

Three more androids attacked, and it was still a three-way simultaneous onslaught, with almost no delay. It's not good to continue to fight them in hand-to-hand combat like this, Palamides only has two hands and two legs, and even if he uses them all, he can't deal with six enemies at the same time, and it's not good if he is besieged!

He took a step back and activated the optical camouflage of the Blade Monster suit, causing his figure to disappear from the other side's eyes, and disappear for only two seconds!

According to his calculations, if these third-generation androids were controlled, there would be cameras around to monitor everything. What would happen if Paramidis's figure suddenly disappeared from these cameras?

The answer is that androids will be sluggish for a few seconds. Because the person who gave them the order did not continue to give the order, they were overwhelmed!

Palamides' guesses were not far from the facts, and the moment he became invisible, the androids did pause. But they only paused slightly, and the sluggishness was not as long as the leopard warriors had hoped!

The claws of the androids forced the Silverwing to retreat once more.

The other side even attacked before the optical camouflage disappeared completely, as if they could really see where the big cat was.

Ah, of course you can see.

Even with the optical camouflage activated, the Blade Monster did not completely disappear from the scene, but only became less visible. But if you look closely, anyone can see an unnatural "invisible bubble" in front of them that distorts the air around them, and anyone can guess that inside that invisible bubble is the Silverwing.

Just as Palamides was observing the other, so was the other. And through the surveillance camera that I don't know where to hide, I can see his every move clearly. Optical camouflage, such a small means, is useless for surveillance cameras?

But so what?

After raising his weapon to block his opponent's attack, Palamides, who continued to retreat, once again activated the optical camouflage.

He fired the shot the moment it was launched, and the light gun in his hand fired six shots in a row.

That's right, optical camouflage can only confuse the opponent for a very short time, and the visual inspection is only about half a second. But what about counterattacking in this half second, attacking those androids who are still hesitating?

The light bullet flew out, and the artificial people were still hesitating, but when they saw the oncoming light bullet, they quickly moved, and used their claws to directly tear the light bullet apart, or bounce it away!

Sure enough, it still doesn't work. The moment the light bullets come out of the gun*, the optical camouflage has no effect on them. The other party is not blind, so obviously glowing bullets are shooting at him, it is strange that they do not react! It was only then that Palamides fully realized the benefits of a live-fire weapon. There are some things that can't be compared to a bare gun.

That's fine. Because the androids used to block the light bullets, their pursuit slowed down, so the Silverwing monsters, who had been retreating since just now, were now at least five yards away from the androids.

Once again, he fired in succession, firing twelve bullets of light. The moment the last light popped out, Palamides also activated the optical camouflage system of the Blade Monster suit again!

This time, however, the androids were able to see clearly where Palamides had finally disappeared. They roared, sprinting and slamming their lights away, as they rushed at the highest speed they could, so that the Blade monsters wouldn't get away!

"Whew. Palamides, who reappeared in the next second, sneered, and instead of running away, he got closer, and had already narrowed the distance to almost his face with an artificial man who took the lead in the charge!

That's right, optical camouflage isn't just for distance. Using it in reverse to confuse the enemy is also an important tactic!

The android who had just swung his arms, one of which was still unusable and two legs and the other arm running on the ground, had no way to guard against the sudden appearance of Palamides! The bayonet on the big cat's light gun had been stabbed out, and the sharp bayonet had pierced deep into the throat of the third-generation android!

It has a feel, and this time it stabs very deeply!

Solve one first!

The leopard-man warrior did not pull the bayonet back, but continued to stab it inward, and relying on the brute force of his own orcs, he forcibly lifted the whole android with the severed throat and threw it out! In this way, he threw the enemy at the other enemies, not only using the force of the throwing to pull out the bayonet, but also taking advantage of the situation to use the thrown android as a giant projectile, forcing the other androids to change the trajectory of the sprint. He was even lucky enough to let the spun android hit another android, and the two androids were so entangled that he couldn't get up for the time being!

Then, the other two androids, who had dodged their oncoming companions, had already flanked Palamides from both sides, hoping to take advantage of one of their companions at the same time. But the Silverwing Monster had already been on guard, and before the opponent's claws could catch him, he leaned down first and made a sweeping leg!

One of the major drawbacks of androids attacking with their claws and moving on all fours is that they must free one of their arms to attack. In other words, when they attack, only two legs and one arm touch the ground, and the center of gravity will be shifted as a result, and the balance of the body will be disrupted. Palamides dodged his opponent's grasp and took advantage of the momentum to use his sweeping leg, which actually swept into the arm that the two androids used to support their upper bodies. And with this sweep, the heavy psychology of the two androids leaned forward as a matter of course, and they could no longer maintain their original standing posture (prostration?), and slammed their faces into the ground!

The Silverwing Monster, who had just finished using his sweeping leg and spun one hundred and eighty degrees, was actually facing the same direction as the two androids who landed on the ground, and the heads of the two androids were right at his feet. Of course, Palamides is welcome, jumping is a step!

With a thud, he stomped the heads of the two androids into the concrete floor of the workshop! He could even faintly hear the sound of skulls cracking!

Solve two more!

Of course, this kind of head-stomping attack can't really kill these strong, tough-boned reinforced third-generation androids in seconds, and at best it only temporarily delays their actions. Originally, Palamides could have used the weapon in his hand to mend the two androids, attacking them in the back of the head, and actually killing them. But he didn't seem to have much time, as he could clearly hear the wind behind him, there were still two androids left to move, and their attacks hadn't stopped!

With one against six, there are really too few opportunities to attack. The big cat lowered its weight and sprinted forward, trying to slip away before it was hit by the two androids behind it. He turned around and raised his gun to fire in bursts, and the more than a dozen luminous bullets fired were only used to suppress the fire, hoping to stop the enemy who was in hot pursuit.

But the opponent's movement was very big, arrogantly jumping high and making a flying pounce, both waving their claws and grabbing at the door of Palamides!

"Now!" shouted the Blade Monster.

Some small, quiet wind blew by, and several poison* fell on the back of the heads of the two androids!

The sharp claws are less than two inches in front of the big cat's throat, and they are about to scratch through Palamides's throat!

But the androids also stopped moving at this moment and fell weakly!

Diggen's nanocomputer virus did not disappoint, and sure enough, as long as it hit the artificial human element located on the back of the artificial person's head, the computer virus would take effect, causing these human-like monsters to shut down!